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Hart Shoreditch: A Quiet Reset in East London

THERE is a particular kind of energy to East London on a sunny day. The streets, laid out in the tight industrial grid fill with locals spilling out of pubs, queueing at market stalls and weaving between galleries and little shops. It’s exciting, but it can also quickly become overwhelming.

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Reservations Open at Waldorf Astoria – London Admiralty Arch

EMPIRES decline and fall, but some of their finest structures remain standing, if only – think the Colosseum or Machu

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The Dorchester: A Masterclass in British Hospitality

WHEN I was 10 years old, my parents took me for tea at The Dorchester on London’s Park Lane. To

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Staying at London’s Finest Address: 45 Park Lane

THERE are some addresses that immediately evoke glamour and style and 45 Park Lane is one of them. First opened

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A Sensory Escape at Pan Pacific London

THE moment I step into Pan Pacific in Bishopsgate, the city feels a world away. Even in the heart of

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Thoughtful Serenity at Montcalm Mayfair

NESTLED on a handsome Georgian crescent stands the Montcalm Mayfair, a place of elegance and refinement, things one comes to

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A Night at an Old Classic: London’s Hilton on Park Lane

WHEN the Hilton on Park Lane first opened to the public in 1963, it perfectly suited the Swinging Sixties zeitgeist.

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Love In The Air at Shangri-La The Shard

DESPITE living a stone’s throw away, we’d never made it to Shangri-La The Shard. It’s one of those landmarks you

Hotel Café Royal’s Green Bar Launches New Cocktail Menu and Outdoor Terrace

HOTEL CAFÉ ROYAL has long been considered one of London’s most glamorous destinations. Perched just off Regent Street, this hotel’s

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The Langham, London – A Storied Icon Is Reimagined

FROM the moment I arrive at The Langham, London – Europe’s original grand hotel – I feel immersed in a


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